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I just upgraded my Mac G4 (AGP Graphics) to OS 10.2.8 and I have a problem with PS 7.01. Everytime I start it up, I get a dialog box that states " One or more files in the adobe application support folder necessary for running Photoshop under OS X are missing. Please run the Photoshop installer under OS X and reinstall Photoshop or custom install the Mac OS 9 to Mac OS X Tune up". Is there any way to remedy this, and why is it happening? Do I have to go back and reinstall Photoshop? If so, how far do I go back, my last full version of PS is 4.0 or earlier- everything from thereon is an upgrade. Do I have to go all the way back there and reinstall every version up to 7.0.1? How does this re-installation work in the Classic and OS X environment? Doesn’t Classic start up automatically when you use an older installer like PS 4.0? Where do I find the Mac OS 9 to Mac OS X Tune up? I checked the download area, but didn’t see it. Would it be better and easier to use the tune up? Thanks for your help.
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